Londinium

Londinium is located on the Londinium Islands in west Europe. In the north it boarders the Nessia Empire and to the west Walonia. The whole south and east boarder is protected by the Londinium Channel.

History
The origins of the Londinium Empire can be traced back to the year 1432. Londinium was once a massive superpower that controlled a vast empire that scratched across the world. But after the invention of 'Hot-Weapons' the former colonies of Londinium rebelled against the rule from outside.

Rebellion of the Colonies
After the invention of 'Hot-Weapons' the colonies of Terra Australis, Freeland and the colonies in North America demanded their independence from the Londinium Empire in 1895. Normaly the Londinium King Friedrich IV has not agreed with this unreasonable demands and thus starting the downfall of the Londinium Empire.

In the first months of the rebellion the war was in favour for Londinium, but the Red Flag Federation had other plans for Londinium. They started to ship tremendous amounts of equipment to Terra Australis and the Republic of North America and thus enabling them to fight on equal grounds against the Londinium Empire.

And so Londinium started to grumble in its very foundation, the suppressed culture groups in the area of Nessia and Corilia saw a chance in growing weakness of Londinium to once again get their independence.

Now it was a fast, but painful death for Londinium they had to fight on the seas and on 3 different continents. It was a war against 6 different nations across the world. And so Londinium was forced to accept peace.

Treaty of Londinium at Panum 1899
After the defeat of the Londinium Empire which followed 4 years of war the current king Friedrich IV was forced to give Terra Australis, the Freeland Republic, the Republic of North America, Nessia and Corilia their independence, but this was not enough he was also forced to step back and let his daugther Mary Londin II be the queen of Londinium.

The Treaty of Londinium at Panum was one of the biggest geopolitical shifts in the 19th century and marked the beginning of the first democracies in the world and also the notice to the people of the world that even a empire as big as the whole world can be defeated.